Kelt Exploration Ltd. provided details relating to its capital expenditure plans for the second half of 2018. The company has elected to redirect capital to several projects previously planned for 2019. This capital will become available as a result of delaying the completion of the five-well pad that has been drilled in its Fireweed property in British Columbia, as well as the pipeline infrastructure associated with the tie-in of these Fireweed wells. This infrastructure spending has been delayed due to a "pause" that was implemented by the BC Oil and Gas Commission while it negotiated interim measures for applications that fall within sensitive areas of the Blueberry River First Nations. The pipeline application approval is now expected prior to the end of 2018, allowing the Company to complete and bring these wells on production prior to spring breakup in 2019. Kelt now plans to complete the five-well pad at its Pouce Coupe property in Alberta immediately after drilling is finished in September 2018. The completion operations for these wells was previously slated for the first quarter of 2019. In addition, the Company will drill and complete two Doig wells from existing pads in Inga, British Columbia during the third quarter of 2018. Also at Valhalla, a Montney well that was planned for 2019 is now expected to be drilled and completed at the end of the third quarter of 2018. The Company's annual aggregate capital budget of $275 million is not expected to change with these reallocations.